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“Oh, I really want to watch the latest. I’m dying to see how they turned it into a movie. Usually the movie ruins the book for me, but somehow the movies of his books have been really good.” “Tomorrow, if you are good, I will order it for you to watch,” he offers. I’m wary of his definition of good. “What would being good include?” Laughter pours out of him so rich it leaves me smiling to hear it. “Getting plenty of rest tonight, eating your breakfast and if the doctor says you need more rest, you do it here where I can take care of you.” “Okay, but only if you watch it with me.” Then I realize how that sounds. “I mean, if you have time or—”

To watch some R-18 rated movie. ‘If this will help her to learn things, then she's willing to watch the movie.’ Hera thought, sthou "If they only knew we were minors they probably wouldn't let us in here," Tiffany laughed and whispered next to her as they sat down. "What kind of movie are we going to watch?" Hera only knew the title and just read the R-18 rated movie but she didn't really know what that meant. "Just wait and stop asking," Tiffany smiled at her in a whisper while her eyes were focused in front of the big screen.

She replied, and I cocked my head slightly to the side, prompting her to explain after a sigh, "Books that have been adapted into a movie. I enjoy reading how much better the book is compared to the film." "That seems only natural for the Ultimate Film Critic. Are there any adaptation movies that you like more than the book?" I questioned, reading through her small stack of books. All books I've either read or heard of. Mia simply shrugged, slowly putting her book down. "None that I can instantly remember. They all usually drop or change the best parts of the book, so I prefer the original almost every time." She replied, sounding less like a bitch and more like an actual critic.

"Right. Look! He's cut your favorite cheese for you. He's so in love with you." "Yeah. He loves no one but you." People always emphasized what they lacked. Evan, at 17, knew that actions spoke louder than words. But he seemed to have forgotten this at 27. Wearing a self-deprecating smile, I glanced at Hannah beside him. She sported a head of glorious red hair, perfectly matching her passionate, open, and fiery nature—the very qualities that had taken Evan by storm. Female werewolves seemed to have great bodies, but Hannah had the best body among all of Evan's werewolf girlfriends. My human body certainly wasn't attractive enough for Evan.

I still felt like everything was too much like an RPG for it not to be a game, but I still hadn’t found any proof. Claire started poking the fire again. “We might even have to kill other people, that’s what you’re saying, aren’t you?” “Ooh,” said Flossie, getting animated. “It’s like The Hoonger Games!” “Yes,” I said. “A bit like that.” “I fookin’ love Katniss.” “Those films were terrible,” Maurice insisted vigorously. “Absolutely shocking.” A ‘book versus movie’ debate broke out.

I asked, looking at Silver. “I guess you are not so innocent after all, After is rated 18” Lillian said. I could feel my cheeks heating up as I looked down in embarrassment, no wonder the teens were making out at the end of the movie, I shouldn’t have talked. I thought about biting my lips. “Let’s give her what she wants,” Silver said. “No!” I yelled. They looked at me weirdly. I cleared my throat. “I mean let’s watch something else” I said. I can’t watch a r18 movie even if I am 18, I am going to die of embarrassment especially if I watch it with this one that is much older than me.

Liam said. "You guys have watched the first movie? Do you think it's better than the books?" Diana queried. "I've read the books.. And watched the first movie. I don't think it's necessarily better than the movie, or vice versa." Kate puckered her lips. "Me too. Maybe for other movies, they would get disappointed that the movie didn't give justice to the book, or that the movie just made a crappy book better." Miriam stated. "Right..right.. Like I said, as expected of Griffin Entertainment. They can make what you imagined from reading the book come true on screen." Liam aptly said.

He flipped to a marked chapter and began to read, Aurora Gabriel also sipping her drink leisurely, trying not to notice this strange man. “Do you also like Twilight?” Quite surprised when the other man started to talk to her again, Aurora Gabriel felt that he was not a bad person, so she freely chatted freely. "I used to read it before, it's really fascinating, isn't it?" "Yes, this series has been adapted into a movie, but reading the book is still better, being able to freely let your imagination drop into the words." “I thought more people would like the movie because the actors are really beautiful. The male and female lead of the film also won many great prizes.”

What you have heard right now doesn't seem to be half of it. "I loved The Old Guard. It was just intense, and I loved it." "There are better movies, which are mostly adapted from books." I urged him. He narrowed his eyes at me, wondering. "You sound like you read a lot." "Of course. Isn't it obvious?" "Who the fuck are you?" I burst into laughter. "You don't look like a book lover. And to think you know when a movie was adapted from a book. That's quite oppressive." "I will do my best."

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